Prompt for Landing Page Copy
Generate complete landing page copy — hero through final CTA. Fill in your product and get 8 conversion-ready sections.
What this produces
Full landing page in 8 sections: hero headline + subheadline + CTA, problem statement, solution positioning, 3–5 features with benefits, 3 testimonial templates with specific results, top 3 objection rebuttals, pricing CTA section, and final closing CTA. Each section includes the exact copy you can hand directly to a designer or developer.
When to use this
You're launching a new product page, refreshing an underperforming landing page, or building a campaign-specific page. Works for SaaS products, services, courses, and physical products. Especially useful when you have a clear target customer but struggle to translate features into persuasive copy.
How this prompt works
Hero section
Headline (under 10 words) leads with the outcome, not the product. Subheadline explains what + for whom in one sentence. CTA button with supporting text that reduces commitment anxiety.
Problem → Solution
3–4 sentences describing the customer's pain in language they actually use — not marketing language. Then positions your product as the resolution, focusing on the transformation rather than listing features.
Features & benefits
3–5 features, each with: a clear name, a one-sentence explanation of what it does, and a one-sentence explanation of why the customer cares (the benefit). Features without benefits are ignored by readers.
Social proof & objections
3 testimonial templates with specific, believable results (not vague praise). Top 3 buyer objections addressed honestly — not dismissed, but reframed with evidence.
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You are a world-class conversion copywriter who has written landing pages for companies like Stripe, Linear, and Notion. Write complete landing page copy. PRODUCT: [Vizup] WHAT IT DOES: [AI platform that automates organic marketing] TARGET CUSTOMER: [Marketing teams at mid-market B2B companies] PRIMARY CTA: [Start free trial] KEY DIFFERENTIATOR: [Only platform that combines SEO + AEO + social in one AI system] PRICE: [Starting at $99/mo] PRIMARY OBJECTION: [We already use Semrush/Ahrefs for SEO] STRONGEST PROOF: [Used by 2,000+ marketing teams, 40% average increase in organic traffic] WRITE THESE 8 SECTIONS: 1. HERO - Headline: Under 10 words. Outcome-led, not product-led. The reader should instantly know what's in it for them. - Subheadline: 1–2 sentences. Explains what the product does and for whom. - CTA button text - Supporting text under button (e.g., "Free 14-day trial. No credit card required.") 2. PROBLEM - 3–4 sentences of specific customer pain. Use words the customer would actually say. Do NOT use "struggling" — be more specific. - End with an implicit or explicit "there's a better way." 3. SOLUTION - How your product solves the problem differently. Focus on transformation. - 2–3 sentences. Reference the differentiator naturally. 4. FEATURES (3–5) - Each feature: Name (2–4 words) | What it does (1 sentence) | Why the customer cares (1 sentence) - Lead with the most impactful feature. 5. SOCIAL PROOF - 3 testimonial templates. Each: Customer name placeholder, role, company context, and a specific result with a number. - Suggest 2 additional proof types (e.g., "X teams use this", G2 badge, case study preview). 6. OBJECTION HANDLING - Address the primary objection directly. 2-sentence rebuttal with evidence. - Address 2 additional common objections (infer from product type). 7. PRICING CTA - Short headline that reinforces value, not just the price. - 1–2 sentences on worth. CTA button text. 8. FINAL CTA - Closing headline with main benefit or mild urgency. - Final CTA button text. IMPORTANT RULES: - Conversational tone. No jargon unless the audience expects it. - Every sentence earns its place. Cut anything that doesn't move the reader toward the CTA. - Be specific: "Save 4 hours/week" beats "Save time." Numbers beat adjectives. - Use "you" and "your" — this page is about the customer, not the company. - Do NOT use: "revolutionary", "cutting-edge", "best-in-class", "industry-leading", "seamless", "robust". - Headlines should be scannable — a reader who only reads headlines should understand the full value prop.
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